Cutler Beats Delphi In Friday High School Game
Cutler high school defeated Delphi by 44 to 23 in a fast hard fought city game. The Delphi second team beat Gutter's second team in the curtain raiser. Flora beats Monticello 43 to 21 as Flora holds 23 to 8 lead at half with Reed refereeing. Rockfield loses to Burlington 46 to 11. Burlington junior and senior girls also win their games. Notice of stockholders meeting for Carroll County Loan and Trust Co. set for January 5 with six directors to be elected.
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Cutler
Delphi
Cutler High School
Gutter
Monticello
Flora Flora
Monticello High School
Flora
Reed
Walton
Flora Monticello
McCune
Moss
Catron
Snell
Parks
Lodis
Thomas
Dyer
Turner
Rockfield
Flora High
Camden
Burlington
Radkey
Root
Rockfield Klingenpeel
Knight Brubaker
Lyons
Rushville
Burlington Senior High
Greentown High School
Carroll County Loan & Trust Co
Indiana
Ind
Carroll County Loan’ & Trust ‘Co
Said Trust ‘Co
Carroll County
Said Trust Co
Harry E. Reed
Secy-Treas
Galveston Five Triumphs Over Bringhurst High
Chamness led Galveston with nine field goals for 23 points as the Galveston five overwhelmed Bringhurst 51 to 21 Friday night. Wooley contributed in the scoring effort while Spence, subbing for Robinson, left with an arm fracture and vowed to regroup with teammates.
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Chamness
Wooley
Galveston High
Bringhurst High School
Galveston
Spence
Robinson
Pittsburg Church Closed for Non Methodist Services
The Little White Church on the hill near Pittsburg has closed religious services to non Methodist congregations. Trustees and a small group called themselves "as few" and have not employed a minister for about three years. The Sunday School has been led by leaders from Presbyterian Christian and Dunkard backgrounds. Clifford Bitter notes the public would welcome a Methodist minister in charge regardless of creed. Mrs Reid McCain and her children plan to visit Winchester to attend her sister’s wedding at her parents’ home during the holidays.
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Delphi
Pittsburg
Little White
Reid McCain
Winchester
Paul Asbury
Fort Totten
New York
Coast Artillery and Aircraft Service
Minnie Asbury
Flora
Paul
Flora High
Frankfor
December Meeting of Historical Society and Christmas Events
The Historical Society will meet in the assembly room next Friday at 7 30 p m December 26 with Crayon portraits special music and features. Christmas services are planned for Sunday evening December 21 with cantata Holy Night and a Presbyterian church program by the Sunday school at 7 30 p m.
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the Historical Society
Methodist Church
Edith Sanderson
Sanderson
Jason Been
Wm. Fraser
Dean Balser
C. B. Shaffer
Loyal Hoshaw
Charles Stewart
Grace McCouch
Josephine McLucas
Presbyterian Church
Short Change Artist Swindles Delphi Merchants
A slick con artist visited Delphi stores on Wednesday and netted about $20. Victims included McFarland Grocery and Roach Bakery. He uses a $20 bill, takes part of the change, asks for five ones, then keeps the five while returning the rest as the purchase price, causing confusion before dealers realize the scam.
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Delphi
McFarland
Roach
Doctor McCulloch Retires from General Practice
Dr Carleton B McCulloch longtime Indianapolis physician 80 years announces retirement from general practice effective January 1 He will become medical director of State Life Insurance Company where he has served for 23 years and shift full time to that role.
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Carleton B. McCulloch
Indianapolis
State Life Insurance
Bible Amendment Faces Washington Legislature in 1926
A constitutional measure to teach Old and New Testaments in public schools heads to the Washington legislature in January. If passed, it goes to voters in November 1926 for final approval or rejection.
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Washington State
Bible Fellowship Citizens of
Washington
Farm Loans at 5 Percent No Commission Offer
The Abstract Company announces farm loans at five percent with no commission. Dean Smith serves as secretary and oversees the arrangements.
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Ewass
Dean Smith
Delphi Produce Market Prices December 1924
Prices from Delphi Produce Market show items for eggs butter spring chickens leghorn hens old cocks geese turkey beef hides horse hides and grain futures. The list includes eggs 8 AG Mews Wis old hens four pounds and over 13 cents per unit, butter fat 39, spring chickens 4 pounds and over 15 and under 11, geese, tom turkeys 26, cow hides and horse hides with varying cents per pound, wheat price unspecified, corn 1.58 per hundred, rye oats 52, cattle 7.08 per 100 pounds, hogs 9.00 per hundred.
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Delphi
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Quinn
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Monon Railroad
Lafayette
Methodist Hospital
Capital City
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Monon
Lafayette Lodge of Elks
Delphic Chamber of Commerce
Robert Bracken
Frankfort
Florida
James Whitcomb Riley
John Rogers
Mellie May Smith
Clarence D. Shulthess
Gofff
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McFarland Grocery
Lewis Watkins
Tippecanoe River
John M. Julien
Fred Martin
E. Monroe St
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Fred Miller
M. ‘Titlow
Cable Bros
J. W. Weidner
Chas. Hargraves
Yeoman
Delphi Produce Market
Bogan-Jaques Co
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